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Definition of just in in English English dictionary
Justin: A male given name. Popular in the English-speaking world since the 1970s
'It says here his name was Justin Summers. Now, if that ain't the whitest white-guy name of all time, then I don't know what. It's just a damn shame.'.
just in case: In the event; should there be a need
Throughout 1782 and most of 1783 there was a mixture of defacto peace but preparedness for war just in case it should be resumed, a sort of cold war.
just in case: if and only if
just in time: at the last possible moment; just before or within the assigned time
Justin: died Oct. 4, 578 Byzantine emperor (565-78). He tolerated the Monophysite heresy until 571, then began to persecute its followers. Despite an alliance with the Franks, Justin lost parts of Italy to the Lombards after 568. He also suffered defeats at the hands of the Avars, to whom he promised to pay tribute (574), and the Western Turks, who seized lands in the Crimea. He invaded Persia in 572, but the Persians repulsed his army and invaded Byzantine territory, capturing Dara in 573. He became insane, and his general Tiberius (his adopted son) was effective ruler of the empire after 574. Combes Justin Louis Émile Heaney Seamus Justin Justin II Justin Martyr Saint Winsor Justin
Justin: {i} male first name
Justin: given name, male
just in case: if there happens to be need; "in case of trouble call 911"; "I have money, just in case"
just in case: just to be safe, for the sake of it, in the event that -
just in time: at the last possible moment; "she was saved in the nick of time"
just in time: The concept of reducing inventories by working closely with suppliers to co-ordinate delivery of materials just before their use in the manufacturing or supply process
just in time: Popular term to described the benefit of e-learning's accessibility As in, "Our sales force can access our online, just-in-time training whenever they have a question about a product; no longer do they have to enroll in, and wait for, a classroom training program "
just in time: freight scheduled for immediate use at its destination
just in time: The principle of production and inventory control in which goods arrive when needed for production or use Warehousing tends to be minimal or non-existent; the container is the movable warehouse and must arrive around the time it is required
just in time: An approach to minimizing inventory costs through identifying minimal inventory levels and arranging with suppliers to replenish stocks just in time to be used in production
just in time: A strategy that concentrates on making quality products, in the quantity needed, when it is needed This strategy exposes waste and makes continuous improvement possible
just in time: A concept where an item is delivered where and when it is needed
just in time: The principle of production and inventory control that calls for immediate movement of raw materials, component parts, and work-in-progress Goods arrive when needed (just in time) for production or use rather than becoming expensive inventory that occupies costly warehouse space
just in time: (JIT)—The concept of only compiling units of code just as they are needed at runtime The JIT compiler in the CLR compiles MSIL instructions to native machine code as a NET application is executed The compilation occurs as each method is called; the JIT-compiled code is cached in memory and is never recompiled more than once during the program's execution
just in time: In education, just-in-time instruction is available at the time a learner needs it in order to perform a task, rather than only at the time a provider wants to make it available